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Abuse of Ubuntu in nuclear money grabbing

Jan Haverkamp, 29 July 25

This is really extremely tasteless. Not only the abuse of Ubuntu, but 
also the fact that DeepGEO envisions “Creating intergenerational 
equity by solving the challenge of spent nuclear fuel and building 
prosperity for our partners.” = grabbing money to dump radioactive 
waste in Ghana, Somaliland, and break the law in Finland (which bans 
import of radioactive waste)…

Just be aware of what kind of types are behind nuclear propaganda on 
the beautiful continent nowadays…

WORLD NUCLEAR NEWS
https://world-nuclear-news.org/articles/deepgeo-and-allweld-partner-for-nuclear-energy-in-africa

DeepGeo and Allweld partner for nuclear energy in AfricaFriday, 25 
July 2025US-based Deep Geo Inc and South Africa-based Allweld Nuclear 
and Industrial have signed a memorandum of understanding to support 
the development of new nuclear power capacity in Africa.

DeepGeo is best known for its proposals to develop multinational 
repositories in Ghana, Somaliland and potentially Finland and Canada. 
Allweld is an Engineering Solutions company which has been serving the 
nuclear and other sectors in South Africa and beyond since the early 
1960s.

The two will work together to promote DeepGeo’s Ubuntu Nuclear Energy, 
a nuclear project company aiming “to lead the development of 
standardised fleets of nuclear power plants across Africa and beyond”, 
pursuing a “commercial, regional approach” working with one or two 
technology partners so it can realise standardisation across projects 
and “progressively localise the supply chain so that more benefits can 
be realised by the building countries”.

Link Murray, President of DeepGEO, said: “Allweld has a stellar 
international reputation for quality workmanship, reliability, and 
employee development. It is a natural partner for supporting our 
regional and cooperative approach to nuclear energy development in 
Africa – Ubuntu Nuclear Energy. Allweld’s inspired and innovative 
leadership is helping us to break open Africa’s nuclear 
gridlock.”Mervyn Fischer, Allweld CEO, said: “DeepGEO is a vibrant and 
active nuclear company that is clearly deeply committed to the 
expansion and sustainability of nuclear energy. If the nuclear 
industry expects to make rapid progress, it can’t continue to do 
things the same way they have been done before. We need to embrace 
innovative solutions. African countries, especially, have the clear 
potential to leapfrog their European and American peers by adopting 
regional and harmonised approaches.”Ubuntu Nuclear Energy says it is 
currently working towards establishing its initial projects and is 
seeking early-stage investment and looking to finalise its technology 
and supply chain partners.

The MoU says “DeepGEO intends to preferentially partner with Allweld 
to support the construction, operation and maintenance of its nuclear 
project opportunities in Africa, and potentially globally … Allweld 
agrees to lend its support to DeepGEO/Ubuntu Nuclear Energy as a 
technical expert and business partner to support its sales and 
investment”.And it says the two companies “seek to advance the goal of 
Africa reaching full independence in the peaceful uses of nuclear 
sciences and technologies”.

July 31, 2025 - Posted by Christina Macpherson | AFRICA, spinbuster